Frankfurt Book Fair: The End

[selenak]

Word to the wise: do by all means book a seat instead of just buying a ticket without reservation if you're travelling by train from Frankfurt to Munich. I did, and was very glad about it, as the train is currently crowded like hell with people standing in the aisles

Comments

[amenirdis]

Note to self: now you can say you've been mistaken for a hooker at the Frankfurt Book Fair in your memoirs.

I laughed outloud when I read this! You have the best adventures, and you always tell them with such panache!

[selenak]

:) Thanks. It's good to know I'm not boring people.

[herself_nyc]

I loved reading all your reports. I especially liked your account of the fanboyishness of the Schiller/Goethe guy.

[selenak]

It was really the "please don't let that writer/character I like continue to behave like a douchebag - YAY, we got a shared scene!" phenomenon in pure form. :)

[shezan]

Fandom really applies to 85% of all situations in the world...

[shezan]

Your posts made me decide my friend Steven NEEDED to meet you, and lo! some of the stories in his piece had a familiar ring...

(I wonder why you linked my username to my dead DW journal? The LJ one works,; but I have killed DW which seemed toklet even locked pieces be googlable.)

[selenak]

I actually used your lj handle but crossposted via dw, which automatically converted lj to dw. And I'm so glad to have met your friend!

[pseudo_tsuga]

All of this is new to me so reading your account was very enjoyable. (The summaries of the speeches especially).

[selenak]

You're very welcome.